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Apple has approved cannabis related apps for use with their products, provided that the apps are used by those who live within the state boundaries of one of the 23 states where cannabis is legal in some form.
Nestdrop, a California based app/business that delivers medical cannabis from clinics to patients, has quickly been thwarted just as it was starting up.
The Marijuana Strain Guide is really just what it sounds like: a website where you can get all kinds of genetics for your grow.
While many of these apps, from silly games to reference guides, are sold with a novelty aspect, the latest one I’ve encountered is truly a novelty that should not be used by anyone in any kind of serious capacity: Weed Scale.
Weedmaps, a website for reviewing strains and dispensaries, cleverly advertises itself by making satirical comedy videos on YouTube. The business, considered to be the Yelp of cannabis, allows users to read and write reviews on dispensaries across the country.
Technology is constantly evolving and changing the ways in which we live, and now thanks to an innovative company, it can help you get some weed too.
Courtesy of Uncle Sam, researchers are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to research and develop a useless smartphone app aimed at curbing marijuana addiction, a disease, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, that only effects nine percent of its users.
The rise and fall of "Weed Firm" shows how Apple App Store selectively targets some weed apps and lets others get approved.
